Great arena to watch our Terps play basketball. There is plenty of parking, but if you are looking…read morefor free parking, there is always Lot 1, but it's a little bit of a walk. The concession stands have improved with better food options- Ledo's, crab nachos, and BBQ. There is a small gift shop area in the lower and upper level. My daughter was looking for a hoodie which they didn't have, so after the game, we went to STAMP to get one. Wish they would expand the selections. The seats are great! Try to get the lower level if you want to see the action up close. But every seat has a great view, even the upper level.

Very nice sporting, etc venue…read more I've attended 3 men's basketball games here thus far. This center is easy to locate, has plenty of parking, clean facility, and feasible food and beverage options. This venue always has appropriate staff for safe, quick, easy entry. Every seat here is pretty awesome. I look forward to returning for more events.

Our experience with Five 678 Studio of Dance--particularly the Dream Dance Company--has been…read morefrustrating, disheartening, and deeply disappointing. While the studio presents a polished image on social media, the reality behind the scenes is one of disorganization, ineffective operations, and a toxic culture far from the nurturing environment it claims to offer. Ownership/creative director is not receptive to feedback and fails to show the professionalism expected of a business serving children and families. Communication is riddled with errors--emails frequently contain misspellings and grammatical mistakes, and essential information is often shared without clarity. This lack of precision carries over into physical products as well. Studio-branded swag, often produced or approved by the director, has been delivered with typos like "stuidio," delayed with no updates, or never received at all--despite full payment. Billing is another ongoing concern. Families are routinely mischarged for small items, with errors excused as simple oversights and rarely corrected unless challenged. Costume pricing is also questionable. Items sourced from fast-fashion retailers like Fashion Nova are marked up significantly, sometimes with vendor tags still attached. Leaving original labels visible while upcharging parents shows a lack of respect for families investing their time and money into the program. A particularly troubling example of poor operations was the studio closure during the height of competition season. Following a scheduled one-week spring break, the studio added another full week of unplanned closure to facilitate a move. Families were asked to help with the relocation while dancers were told to "practice at home." No makeup classes were offered, and no tuition adjustment was made despite the disruption to training and instruction during a critical period. Instructionally, the studio falls short. Dancers receive limited rehearsal time, and there is little focus on proper technique, stretching, or injury prevention. Injuries are common and are often dismissed without adequate support. On competition days, instructors are frequently disengaged--eating or socializing instead of coaching. While other studios rehearse and prepare their dancers, Five 678's students are left waiting, unprepared and anxious. There is no indication of continuing education for instructors, resulting in inconsistent and outdated teaching. More concerning are repeated reports of the owner making inappropriate or upsetting remarks to dancers, followed by instructions not to tell their parents. This creates an emotionally unsafe environment that damages the trust between families and the studio. The culture is toxic and exclusionary. Staff behavior often reflects favoritism, gossip, and cliques. Staff without dance backgrounds have been overheard critiquing dancers' abilities--behavior that is both unprofessional and damaging to young girls' confidence and well-being. The ownership/creative director plays a central role in this atmosphere. She has been observed belittling dancers in front of others, and when families raise concerns or consider leaving, they are sometimes met with guilt tactics such as, "You're hurting a Black-owned business," or told the studio "prefers quality over quantity." These comments are manipulative and inappropriate, especially when directed at children and paying families. Even some staff appear to recognize the dysfunction but remain silent out of fear of retaliation. Several have quietly pursued opportunities elsewhere while keeping their plans private, likely to avoid becoming targets of the same divisive behavior directed at others who've spoken up. What should be a positive, growth-oriented space has become a source of stress and discouragement for many families. Until the ownership/creative director takes meaningful steps to address operational shortcomings and foster a healthier culture, Five 678 Studio of Dance cannot be recommended as a professional or supportive environment for young dancers - especially girls.

I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the Director and staff at Five678…read more My granddaughter came from a very difficult situation and was initially traumatized by the idea of participating in any outside activities--let alone leaving the house. I discovered Five678 online, read the reviews, and thought, "You know what, let me see for myself." As someone who was once a ballet dancer overseas and an AAU Basketball mom, I understand how parents can sometimes feel frustrated, so I knew it was best to experience things firsthand. Fast forward four years--starting with Ballet, then Jazz and Tap, Ballet again, and now Hip Hop--my granddaughter has blossomed! She is now confident, thriving, and exploring diverse genres of dance. I truly hope and pray that the school continues to be blessed, overcoming any challenges with the same grace and respect it has always shown. Thank you for everything you do. I appreciate you deeply, and if there is ever anything you need, please do not hesitate to reach out. I will help in any way I can.

Great place for children during inclement weather. Friendly customer service…read more I just wished the food was better

If you're gonna go to the Soccer Dome, expect a relaxing, winding drive out in the "country"…read more Soccer Dome is an indoor soccer place. There are 2 large fields with a small one for kids or for practice. The netting to prevent damages from the balls need to be replaced. There's a small concession stand. The restrooms (at least, the mens) needs to be renovated and have everything running smoothly. A couple of shower stalls are available for players. I was there all day. Towards the end of the day, it was stuffy from the players sweating. The ventilation system need to be upgraded. It could use a fresh coat of paint. Other than that, it's a decent place for soccer fun.

We took lessons. Staff was great! We enjoyed going in and the events planned were fun as well. We…read moreeven had a bit of a personal difficulty and they were very kind and considerate and were a big help!!

Fantastic place to learn how to dance especially for special occasions like weddings. The…read moreinstructors are fun loving, professional, and experts in their fields with lots of patience. My daughter loves coming to Arthur Murray. She is moving up in the ranks & loving each step.

I have been going here since I was 2 years and it created a huge family for me. It is somewhere…read moreeveryone can belong!! LOVE THIS PLACE!!!!!!

Wonderful dance studio! My daughters love dancing there. The staff is knowledgeable and caring…read more They teach a wide variety of styles. The Nutcracker and Spring recital are favorite traditions each year. The studio also offers competition dance teams and summer camps. Highly recommend!

I am shocked to be the first to write a review, since Alison is by far the best teacher. She…read morebalances perfect amount of academics, technique, and choreography to make a perfect ballet class at various levels. My daughter Elena is taking her level 1. My son Anton has progressed to level 3. I must say, I live about 45 min drive, and it's worth it. I first tried the school because there was a Groupon. Oh, Alison organizes community concerts, including visits to nursing homes. She just has this selfless spirit about her, and truly loves what she does.

The Ballet Academy has been a part of my life since I was 11 years old, nearly 25 years. The…read moredirector Alison Milker is amazing, she truly cares about her students treating them like family. For many the academy is family. In collaboration with the Performing Arts Repertory Company, the Ballet Academy puts on two shows a year and several outreach performances a year. Beautiful dancers, creative choreography every-time. A great studio for anyone interested, no matter the age, in getting into ballet.

This is the first time that I was ever on a military base. Came here for a work function and had to…read morego through the whole process to be checked in, cleared, and given an ID. This process feels like you are going through the DMV, but at a faster pace. Just be sure that you have a current (stress current) state ID, insurance card, and car registration. If you do not have the above, you will be turned away. Once you do have the clearance, and ID in hand, you are welcomed to enter the base. However, if your newly printed ID does not work in their own system, the one that just printed it, you will be slow walked at the gate to turn around and reenter the welcome center to see why this is the case. You will come to find out that when you were told at the gate that your ID clearances have been terminated is not true. The ID people tell you to tell the gate that if this happens again to have them call you. Once at the gate again, you will be told by the gate that they do not work in the ID department and they will not be calling, but if they said the ID is working they let you go in. After all that, I had to figure out where I was going, thank god I paid attention to the person granting me access on where to be going. The base is a city unto itself. As it should be since it was designed to be this way. Yes there are golf courses on here, yes this is where Air Force One lands, yes to all the questions about the usual things. But I was amazed at the mall, store, and food available on base. When I say a city unto itself, I mean it. I finally made it to the building I needed to be for the day and did my job duties. Before I knew it, it was time to leave for the day. But as I was making my way back to where I thought I started my day, I got lost within the base. Tip: do not listen to the GPS on your phone, it will keep taking you to 'gates' that are not open. I literally traversed this whole base because I missed one turn. At least I got to see the whole base. In the end, I exited out a gate that I had no intention going to and ended up in some heavy traffic.

This review is for the base gym. See that pic there? He's at the front desk. HA…read more They did a good job revamping this place. I remember coming here back in my college days or something and it sure didn't look like it does now. I stay in the area where the track is. That's what brought me back in the first place. I hate running in the cold. While I hate running on a track that's only .1 of a mile, it's warm and I like the people and equipment here. The track circles all the equipment which includes a really good amount of stationary bikes, treadmills, stair steppers (whatever you call them) and 2 of the things that actually have real stairs like an escalator. Yeah, technical terms here, people. The weight area is legit (free weights too) and they have the boxes for you Crossfit junkies to jump on. Hell, they even post a WOD. Jump ropes are available, medicine balls, mats, etc. and I like the big ol' monkey bars that people use to do pull ups - and occasionally traverse them. I can only traverse them, as pull ups are not my friend. They also have the new basketball court and, apparently, have a racquetball area (which I haven't seen but I've seen peeps with their equipment). They also have spacious locker rooms with lots of lockers, showers, sauna, etc. Kewl equipment, a nice space, and nice people - all for the low price of the hubs' military service? Yeah, LOVE.